EBD BLOG

Many people wonder where to donate eyeglasses. After all, everybody wins if your old glasses can help someone in need! A lot of us are starting to understand the importance of living in a more renewable way. One of the best things you can...

Glasses are pretty much the best. They complete your wardrobe, update your look, and are just oh-so-stylish. Oh yeah — they also help you see clearly and all that important stuff. Sweet, right? Well it’s not all peaches and roses!...

Yes, you can! With proper vision correction most eyeglass wearers can be a pilot with no issues. This question is asked a lot by people dreaming of taking to the skies at some point, whether as a commercial airline pilot, member of the...

Progressive lenses feature the nifty ability to adjust your vision for both close range and long distance. Unlike bifocals which only feature two levels of strength, progressives change gradually as you move down the lens, eliminating the...

They say a mom’s work is never done! That’s why this Mother’s Day, we’re celebrating all their hard work and giving out BIG deals on eyewear. By using the code “LOVE” at checkout, you can Buy 1 Get 1 FREE on every frame you want PLUS 15%...

Knowing how to style round sunglasses is vital if you decide that this frame shape is for you. The type of sunglasses you choose to buy is a seriously important decision. Whatever you’re wearing, your choice of eyewear will be  front and...

Aviator sunglasses, like all types of eyewear, are available with a prescription. If you were concerned that you would have to choose between wearing your untinted eyeglasses or your prescriptionless sunglasses, then worry no more! Asking...

  Whether you need polarized sunglasses or not depends on a few different factors. Polarized sunglasses are a special type of eyewear that is used to reduce glare from reflective surfaces like water or metal. Perhaps you’ve wondered —...

Wayfarer style sunglasses are a style so iconic that even if you don’t recognize the name, you’re probably familiar with the shape. Created in the 50’s by Raymond Stegeman of Ray-ban parent company Bausch & Lomb, this style was a...